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"I was able to obtain thousands of emails that lay out Adam Lanza's lifelong struggle with mental illness, starting with his awkward childhood and fear of being touched."
Soccer Punch
FIFA has taken heat for its decision to hold its main event in a small emirate with big money
The Hanoi Cleanse
A U.S. veterans group is moving back to Vietnam to help repair the damage, their own and a nation's
In Focus
A Forgiving Man
Former president of South Africa Nelson Mandela chats
with Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown (unseen) during a meeting at
his hotel in central London June 24, 2008. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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Periscope
To destroy Syria's chemical weapons, the U.N. needs the autocrat to stick around and help
The Perils of Whistle-Blowing
He tried to pull the plug on Pakistan's nuclear bomb program. His career blew up instead
The Sound of One Hand Clapping
No one in Congress is talking about a deal, and that has insiders thinking one's possible
Russia: One Big Detroit
In Siberia, Stalin's heavy industries are going bust, leaving a trail of anger and despair
The Child Killers
Belgians are set to allow doctors to persuade children they should die for their own good
Taking It in the Shorts
Shares of CGI Federal have been trading at record highs, and short-sellers don't expect that to last
Horizons
New technology, Obamacare and a shortage of doctors in the U.S. may make offshore medical care a necessity rather than a luxury
Two Numbers: Bitcoins From Heaven
Speculators are bidding up a piece of computer data with no intrinsic value
Heal Thyself
An iPad-sized device is set to provide instant, accurate diagnostics for diseases like tuberculosis and AIDS
Gadget Lust: The Sharpest Knife in the Drawer
No cutlery puns were spared in examining the cutting edge of science
Still Chasing Serpico
The NYPD's most famous whistle-blower talks about stop-and-frisk, Edward Snowden, and the Dalai Lama
Political Football
One of the best weekends of college football is already marred by the fiasco of the BCS
New York City's War On Artists
A recent court ruling could make it impossible for street vendors to sell their work in New York and across the nation
Never-Ending Odyssey
Two Italian towns are battling over which was Odysseus's true destination. Millions of euros hang on this ancient mystery
Editor's Picks
The former president is facing a major financial hit after a judge ruled Trump did commit fraud while inflating the value of his properties for years.
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With low unemployment and economic boosts, Biden should not be dropping in the polls, according to one political scientist, but his age may be a factor in this.
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